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The cloud of the candidates
It's election time. This year's election is very different from any in the past. It's not just what's at stake....
Where will you put those files?
Upon walking into a business or home office, you might notice a key component that appears to be going extinct...
Adobe sends Creative Suite to the cloud
Adobe is gearing up to release Creative Cloud, their online edition of the Creative Suite. The San Jose-based company claims...
Several not-so-random facts about how IT perceives the cloud
Connectivity and the possibility of not having access to data is a risk with cloud computing, as is speed based...
Chromebook failed because we’re not ready for total cloud computing
The future of the internet and computing might be in the cloud, but people are reluctant to give up their...
Microsoft gets aggressive in cloud CRM market against Oracle, Salesforce
Microsoft really wants more cloud Customer Relationship Management (CRM) clients and now they're willing to pay for them. Medium-sized companies...
A journey to the cloud
There has been a ton of talk about the cloud, lately. Some think it's the future, the place where everything...
Despite Amazon’s fumble, cloud computing market projected to hit $241 billion by 2020
Amazon's data center crash has created a small level of doubt in "the cloud" and the ability to serve tremendous...
The Cloud Debate: On-Premise or “Out There”?
One of the biggest debates raging right now in the IT world is about the cloud. While many who embrace...
Where Does Apple Go Next? The Home, The TV and the Cloud.
Apple's record earnings for 2010 leave them in an enviable position. No, really: I am deeply jealous of them and...
Google, Impersonating the Soup Nazi, Says No Chrome OS Notebook For You!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QRO3gKj3qw&feature=player_embedded Eric Schmidt, CEO of small, obscure search company 'Google' (man, that name is never gonna' take off, amirite?) revealed...
Three Reasons the PC Era Is Coming To An End
These days, if you asked most people which company is out to destroy the PC, they'd tell you 'Apple'. But...
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